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Dodder and mistletoe are both parasitic plants, with one major difference between them. What is that difference?

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Dodder and mistletoe are both parasitic plants, with one major difference between them. What is that difference?

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Dodder is classified as a parasite because it absorbs nutrients from its host. It has no roots when it's mature and gets food, water, and minerals from the host. Mistletoe is classified as a hemiparasite. ... Mistletoe absorbs water and minerals from its host, but makes its own food via photosynthesis.

A few examples of parasites are tapeworms, fleas, and barnacles.

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